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Unlearn CEO Steven Herne, says digital twins are used to forecast the longitudinal behavior of clinical trial participants, and, by predicting individuals’ likely response to a drug, can improve data quality and shorten trial timelines.

Ran Balicer, chief innovation officer at Clalit Health Services, says Israel has maintained longitudinal electronic health records for patients since the 1990s, enabling clinicians to leverage AI for predictive, proactive care.

Russ Lebovitz, CEO of Amprion, discusses the company’s partnership with Mayo Clinic Laboratories to expand access to its test that detects misfolded proteins associated with Parkinson’s, Lewy body dementia, and multiple system atrophy.

Jonathan French, HIMSS' senior director of public policy, discusses how the Trump administration has changed course from the Biden administration's AI roadmap and is seeking to develop a national AI framework.

Leaders from the HIMSS New York State Chapter discuss the chapter's cybersecurity- and cyber resilience-focused 2025 Nursing Symposium, as well as how HIMSS membership has helped them personally and professionally.

Dan Shields, CEO of digital medicine at Ochsner Health, discusses the health system's 10-year project that leverages proven digital tools to help patients with conditions such as hypertension and diabetes better manage their care.

The current HIPAA rule lays the groundwork for a new forward-looking approach as the stakes are ever higher, says Ferdinand Hamada, managing director of Healthcare, Pharma & Life Sciences (HPLS) sector at MorganFranklin Cyber.

Darren Batara, nursing innovation and informatics manager at Stanford Health Care, says nurse involvement in new clinical tool development can help ensure that they fit into nursing workflows.

FTC’s new premerger notification rules require organizations to share more data about their proposed transactions, says Michael Ramey, managing principal of Strategic & Transaction Solutions at PYA.

Bruno Lempernesse, MDClone's president, says that only between 5% and 10% of healthcare data is accessed today and believes combining the right technology with strong governance can help organizations more easily gain insights from data.

At the start of her career, Kathryn Whitmore, advocacy chair for the HIMSS Maryland chapter, was mentored by leaders, and now she enjoys giving back to the health IT community by guiding young professionals.

Dr. Tamara Sunbul, chair of HIMSS Middle East Community and a digital health transformation and innovation strategic advisor, highlights HIMSS Executive Summit in Dubai that will focus on the promise of AI and creating a future-ready workforce.